Storm knocks out hundreds of homes in Northwest Arkansas' already short supply, local leaders say
Northwest Arkansas' housing shortage just got a lot worse, local leaders told Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., on Thursday.
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Northwest Arkansas' housing shortage just got a lot worse, local leaders told Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., on Thursday.
Marion County Judge Jason Stumph says crews were out in full force Sunday morning within an hour of the tornado moving through the area. Stumph spoke with KTLO,
Marion County officials is asking the public to avoid traveling roadways where county and electric crews are working to clear debris and restore power. County
Sunday's early morning storms have led to uprooted trees, broken power poles, road closures and thousands of area residents without power. A confirmed tornado
(Pictured from left to right: Marion County Judge Jason Stumph, 911 Coordinator Cassie Foster, Office of Emergency Management Director Jim Kuchenbecker and